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News Release from: LMS International | Subject: LMS User Conference
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 10 December 2004
User conference hits three continents
The 2005 LMS User Conference will be held at venues in Europe, the USA and Japan.
The 2005 LMS User Conference will be held at venues in Europe, the USA and Japan Close to 900 engineers from leading manufacturing companies around the world attended the 2004 conferences in Munich, Detroit and Tokyo
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 19 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Top-level keynote speakers from BMW, GM Volkswagen, ITI and over 100 expert speakers shared their innovative views on product development and functional performance engineering.
LMS expects to further grow the attendance for the 2005 edition and continues to offer its user community a unique platform to share the latest trends and experiences in product development and engineering.
The fourth edition of the LMS Conference Europe will be held on 2nd and 3rd March in the Dorint Hotel at the famous Nurburg racing track in Germany.
The US edition of the LMS Conference will be organised on 15th and 16th March at the MSU Management Centre, Troy, Michigan.
And LMS has scheduled the Japanese edition for 10th and 11th November in Tokyo.
During the 2-day conference, senior engineering managers and their technical staff will share their strategies and present application cases that illustrate how new approaches and technologies have helped them optimise their product development processes.
The conference is the ideal venue to discover the latest technology evolutions in virtual simulation and physical testing and to exchange best practices in performance engineering domains such as durability, ride and handling, acoustics, noise and vibration, structural integrity, and more.
More information is available on the LMS conference website.
LMS offers an early-bird registration fee for delegates that register before 15th January 2005. Request a free brochure from LMS International ...
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